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After going through accelerators such as Y Combinator and Startup Chile during the development of UnnyWorld, their first title, the Unnyhog team landed in Vitoria-Gasteiz this summer to improve their second title: Hero Masters (iOS, Android), a fantasy game in which you fight battles drawing runes on the screen.
Miikka Harjuntausta (Code/Art/Design), Krista Erkkilä, (Art/Design), Samuli Häyrynen (Code/Servers/Backend) and Jouni Salonen (Business) are the people behind Tuokio, a studio which has been developing mobile games since 2012.
After creating games like Bring to Light and Cube Samurai: Run! the Red Meat Games team got stuck into the development of Sentience, a unique cooperative hide and seek experience.
Evil Zeppelin, from Barcelona, is the studio behind Quest 4 Fuel, a turn-based RPG set in a dark, post-apocalyptic world fighting for control of the infinite fuel source.
What began as a small project for Serbian television has ended up, 13 years later, becoming Football Clash Arena (iOS, Android), PWNRS’s first game. The studio made up of Nikola (Server Engineer), Pedja (Client Engineer), Ivan (Data Science intern) and Slavko (CEO), has only one objective: to create ‘the most badass PvP turn-based football strategy you will ever play’.
After receiving more than 19 applications from 11 countries, finally these are the teams that have been chosen to take part in the second edition of the F2P Campus.
With members from Ukraine and the Czech Republic, Vectormonk is one of the most international teams that have taken part in the F2P Campus. Dungeon Card Hero may be one of their first games as a team, but Anna Onyshchenko (analytics and QA), Danylo Syrotynskyi (programmer), Vitaliy Onyshchenko (game designer and producer) and Mike (artist) have extensive experience in the videogame industry.
When Geonhee Han, Sungjun Lim, Yewon Lee and Heyme Kim started working on Oh My Princess in their native South Korea, they surely didn’t imagine that they would end up spending three months in Vitoria-Gasteiz. It has been an adventure as exceptional as the story they want to tell in their game: to raise a little princess from childhood until she becomes a woman. All by completing match-three puzzles like those in Candy Crush.
No-one ever said that making videogames was easy and at GiantFox they know it firsthand. That’s why we couldn’t resist finding out more about Rise of Titans and their experience during its development.
After several months of working day and night on their game, it’s time to get to know the people behind this project and see what makes Demon Blade so special.
